Archival prints define 2026, with Versace, Prada and Dior reviving heritage motifs, echoed by Indian labels reworking vintage textile traditions.

Rich, dark florals define A/W 2026, moving into velvet and brocade textures that align closely with India's block-print and jamdani craft traditions.

Single-colour, tonal dressing dominates F/W 2026 runways, aligning with an Indian fashion tradition already built around monochrome ethnic wear.

Androgynous suiting brings softer, fluid tailoring to global runways, a look several Indian designers already embrace beyond mass retail.

Cashmere anchors F/W 2026 dressing globally, with Indian labels from Kashmir Loom to Sabyasachi drawing on the country's ...

Quarter-zip sweaters redefine Fall 2026 knitwear, moving from golf and corporate wardrobes into fashion-led, preppy styling ...

Textile manufacturer Sportking India is setting up a greenfield spinning plant in Odisha’s Khordha district with an ...

The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) has raised concerns over the potential impact on India’s textile and ...

Tuni Textile Mills manufacturer of grey fabrics has filed its Letter of Offer for a rights issue to raise up to Rs 48.99 ...

Amazon is expanding its logistics infrastructure in India ahead of the festive season, adding 20 fulfilment centres, six sort ...

The denim midi dress becomes A/W 2026's easiest cross-weather silhouette, already thriving across Indian D2C labels like Chemistry, Freakins and Sassafras.

The check midi skirt gets a commercial rework for A/W 2026, moving from COS and Zara sellouts into Indian retail staples like Fabindia and Global Desi.